Love, Only More and More

That night, with rain pouring down, Bai Yeke was swept out of her home. Although she came from a wealthy family that had suddenly come into riches overnight, her sexual orientation was deemed "abnormal" by her stepfather. How could she possibly be worthy of such a noble, nouveau riche family?

Mansion, suburbs, drenched like a drowned rat… like a female ghost. Not a single driver passing by in a night car dared to pick her up.

A familiar Panamera slowly slid to a stop beside her. The window rolled down, and a woman's clear, cool voice said, "Where are you going? I'll give you a ride." If Bai Yeke hadn't recognized that the person was one of her clients, she would have thought it was a human trafficker.

Everyone said that the new head of Liurun, Yi Sheng, was beautiful and alluring yet cold and unapproachable. Countless noble families wanted to connect their sons with her, even if it meant marrying into her family or a loveless marriage, but they were always met with rejection.

Perhaps it was due to the fierce internal family struggles in her early years, where as a young girl, she kicked out numerous covetous uncles and successfully inherited the family business. Now, a beautiful young woman in her prime had become like a reclusive figure, a "灭绝" (extinct/unapproachable one). What a pity.

One day, someone saw her jogging in the rain on the street to buy hot cocoa. When asked, she impatiently replied, "It's for my wife." The way she said it, it was as if she was genuinely afraid the cocoa would get cold or that she would be too slow.

It was another rainy night, and Bai Yeke was nestled in Yi Sheng's quilt, persistently acting spoiled, "Will you always love me this much? Love me more than anyone else? Love me even more than I love you?"

Yi Sheng smiled and promised, "Yes, my love, only more and never less."

The designer who seems easygoing but is secretly full of small quirks vs. the outwardly ruthless but inwardly pure-hearted wealthy female magnate.